Khawaja hundred helps Queensland topple Victoria


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    • Queensland 166 (Tremain 4-36, Boland 4-43) and 311 (Khawaja 122, Boland 3-57, Tremain 3-81) kick Victoria 148 (Doggett 4-33) 219 (Wildermuth 4-41, Neser 3-47) by 110 runs
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    Usman Khawaja‘s 122, joined with a 7 wickets taken by a pace-bowling twin of Jack Wildermuth and Michael Neser, helped Queensland finish a 110-run subjection of Victoria inside 3 days of a day-night compare at a Gabba.


    Propelled by Khawaja’s initial century of a season, that enclosed 16 fours, Queensland posted 311 in their second innings. They competence have wanted more, deliberation they began a day during 5 for 254 yet Scott Boland and Chris Tremain knocked them over rather quickly.


    Victoria indispensable 329 to win, yet were reduced to 5 for 77 in a 26th over with Neser and Wildermuth holding turns in traffic blows to a antithesis line-up. The usually emergence of insurgency from a visitors came in a form of dual fifty-plus stands – value 66 and 52 runs respectively – as Daniel Christian partnered captain Peter Handscomb and Tremain for a sixth and seventh wickets. They could usually check a unavoidable though. Victoria slumped from 6 for 195 to 219 all out in a space of 10 overs.


    Peter Siddle, in a support for a arriving Ashes, had a decent game. He took a new pinkish ball, got by 37 overs and picked adult a integrate of wickets as well. Khawaja was a biggest gainer, his 21st first-class century adding to a faith that he will line adult opposite England during No. 3.


    Glenn Maxwell couldn’t get past 20 in possibly innings. And yet Matt Renshaw had a likewise sterile tour for Queensland, scoring 17 and 16, he did safeguard he was during a double for a sum of 112 deliveries.


    Article source: http://watoday.com.au/queensland/queensland-transport-and-main-roads-fastest-customer-service-centres-20170112-gtqhsk.html

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